Structured encryption is a cryptographic approach designed to enable efficient access and querying of encrypted data while maintaining confidentiality. It allows users to perform specific operations on encrypted data without needing to decrypt it first. This capability is particularly valuable in scenarios where sensitive data must remain encrypted, such as in cloud storage or database systems. The primary goal of structured encryption is to support certain computational tasks while preserving the data's privacy.
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